Release: County Employees Participate in National Wear Red Day Campaign
Jeans Day Held to Raise Awareness and Funds for the American Heart Association
FONDA - Montgomery County employees donated $608 to the American Heart Association this month after holding a Jeans Day and participating in the National Wear Red Day Campaign.
During the National Wear Red Day Campaign, which takes place annually Feb. 2, the public is encouraged to wear red as a symbol of their support of women's heart health.
Department of Public/Mental Health Director Sara Boerenko and staff pictured with the check that was donated to the American Heart Association.
The Public Health Department initiated holding the Jeans Day in an effort to raise heart health awareness.
"The heart of Montgomery County is the employees who work to ensure services; health, wellness and safety are of highest standards," Department of Public/Mental Health Director Sara Boerenko
said.
"I am thankful to the staff, employees and our County residents who see the importance of taking care of each other not only one day a year, but each and every day while bringing the topic of heart health to the forefront," Boerenko said.
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